Newspapers with WordPress
Slide deck from a 2012 talk on running a newsroom on WordPress: editorial roles, workflow, and the technical choices that keep multi-author publishing honest.
I’ve spoken at more than eighteen WordCamps, alongside corporate workshops and professional-association events, on WordPress, AI operations, and learning technology. The recordings worth keeping are collected here. If you’re weighing me for a keynote or a workshop, watching one is the fastest way to see how I present before you book a call. See speaking…
Conference talks, classroom ILT, virtual training, and corporate briefings on WordPress, AI operations, and learning technology: practitioner delivery for developer, L&D, and editorial audiences.
Slide deck from a 2012 talk on running a newsroom on WordPress: editorial roles, workflow, and the technical choices that keep multi-author publishing honest.

In 2008, I gave a keynote at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa, to oat geneticists from around the world, about a database I had built for them. Unusual chain: built the platform, then explained it to the people who would use it, with both audiences in the room.
Anyone who teaches, speaks, or trains in technical fields and wants to see what their through-line actually is. One afternoon, with access to your last decade of work.

Entertaining and engaging talk – more directed to WordPress developers and consultants – was hoping for a little more about how people using WordPress as a platform can make money.
This is absolute gem of a presentation by Chris Ross which proves yet again that you can still earn a decent wage by providing VALUE to people for free.
Eighteen WordCamp deliveries across fifteen unique talks, eight cities, and two countries (from free plugins in 2011 to a live game show in 2024) and the five principles that stayed constant the whole time.

WordCamp Ottawa 2016: live-build membership site talk on the Code Creators track. Third of four 2016 deliveries; the Hamilton recording is the archive.